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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-03-10

The Courier job Office has just "a
ceived new stock of Stationery, in
GLIDING Letter heads, Statements,
Envelopes etc, and is prepared to
put up everything in tablets and s
prices that defy competition.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-03-10
Bucklen's Arnlca Salve.

Or T. A. PYLE. Perryville. Tenn.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-02-05
FOR The CECIL WING.
MONEY Is MIGHTY.

''''Tis money makes the mare go;"
And for il II g will d lre 90
Into dark dangers arms.
1t sent the arrowy Argo,
'Gdlust honor'S just EN- barge,
After tleecv cargo
10 Colchls by Its charms.
'"ris monev makes the pot hoi';"
Hence men i'll lowly OF u"il
For gain early and late.
And they ars mean who not toll,
Or battle til. they'vs got spoil,
With rim that aught cannot fol,
Save the DEGREES of Fate
IT'S "money answerteh all things -
All emprlseS and ctling>;-
All secular pursuits.
Sinews of war for all king
Giving great power to small thing;
Lifting up from low falling~:-
Surely it bears good fruits.
'Tis money, (motor mightyD
That sends Christ's servants KIN chilly
Altar to pagan lands,
To build grand churches slightly,
And bid the Truth beam brightly,
That men may seek God rightly
And keep His pure commands
But, loved, it is au Idol,
Whose wprsbip's suicidal:
A Vampire vile ami boIu,
That sucks the souls lite-blood tidal,
Soon after her sad bridal;
A heartless monster Md0l,
Turning cen food To gold.
It's loves ''The root of all evil'';-
The Upas of the devil
Mixing hearts arid wastes,
Where selfish passions revel,
The woes of life to treble
And bring men to level
With souiless, swiuish beasts.
Seeking for il possession
Produces all oppression.
All robbery and fraud.
All usury's accession,
Aud all tho long procession
Or woe from RUNS aggression
Come om this golden q ID.
j. +. VAN BURR A. Ow
Bethel, Jt1. p, 1851.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-02-05
"Miss Cleveland" at the "a. .o,.

IIGsti"giOn Gossip in The Bot'n0,c 4 r..y..
A funny incident occurred in lie
House gallery yesterday. y aew door
keeper was in the private Gall,ry, when
II lady came up to HIM and Started 80 20
~. Tle doorkeeper rcmal ed te4- size
could not enter, as lhls was tIe private
gallery, whereupon the lady dew Atrs,ii
up and remarked; You do4'5 seau so
know me, | am NJ S. C'cve'aad TIE
new doOrkeeper was aS,oal-asl .ai
begged pardon. lie not only opsngG rise
door, bat went inside aud Down ju
the iront seat, aud made the pe#P.- + ere
get out, because "the President sister,
wanted TO get seat. The lacy swept
down 10 the front row aud took loI SOFAS.
Soon it became LoiScd about rhl5 Miss
Rose Ell. tbeth Cleveland was iu lie
gallery. The women crauGi tgsiE lg,kS
to see her, aud SO did everS one csc.
Finally, the orkeeper of nc 4 Ip.omatic
gallery came around TO see Nuat the
excItemt ut meant. He aS>ed tho lew
doorkeeper OF the private galley what
was going on, Way Miss Cleveland, The
President 5 sister isinSide, he zen, rked.
The diplomat went in, and in few MN
utes came out with great discus, an /
remarked that the woman was no more
Miss Elizabeth Cleveland than he was.
The o+her doorke' per told the new door
keeper the same thing, and he laughed
heartily at his being imposed upon. TIE
woman was a Miss Clevelgu buS no reIa-
Jion to the President, nor did she tell the
doorkeeper she was.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-02-05
10 Acres, 2 Foods, "a PerCheS Of Land

more or less, and adloins Parcel No. =, and is par
tcularly described in deed from George Bing
Logan to Esther Logan and Margaret Ann Lo-
gan bearing date April -. 1867. and is now OF
record il, Liber H. Il. T., No l. folio o25 &c, the
land record book aforesaid. This land is OF cx-
cellent quality, and is improved by log dwelling.
TER MS.-The terms of sale as prescribed by
the decree are that ouethiri of the purchase
money shall be paid in cash on the day OF sale
and the residue in two equal instruments at SIX
and twelve months from the day OF sale the credit
payments to bear interest from date of sale and
To be secured by the bonds or notes OF the pur-
chaser with approved security. Ex enSe OF con-
yeyance to he betrayed v the Purchaser.
4 p SHoCKLEY Auct WM. s. EVANS.
Ian pts Trustee
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-02-05
i Acres Rood rs Perches

of land. more or less AMI is situated in the Fifth
Election District OF Cecil county, aforesaid, on
the south side OF Principle creek adjoining lands
of the George Whitaker Company and W. W.
Black and being the same land whereof George
Bng Logan died seized. and is part ot the land
described i'll deed from VIM Logan to George
Bling Logan. dated the 18th dav OF January. 1880.
and recorded in Liber W. H. r., No. 2. folio G26
etc, one OF the land record books of Cecil county
aforesaid. This land is covered with good
growth of Chestnut and Oak TIMBER.
PARCEL No. .. Contains
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-02-05

Some heather, are not as much of the
heather as we think read Mahometan
proverb. God has bestowed the good
things of this world to relieve our neceSSi-
ties, not to reward our virtues; these will
be rewa rded in another world" We know
of no greater necessity to be relieved, than
stubborn cold. and we know of no better
relief than DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-02-05
NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION.

Upon the petition OF Marion w. Wicks and l..
Marshall Haines administrators OF Martha !.
Wicks. deceased, it is this 18th day OF January,
1887, by the On lhanS Court Of Cecil County or
dered that the day appointed ny the said admin
istrators, to Wit the ninth day of February. 1887
Tor meeting OF persons entitled To dStrihutive
shares or a residue in the estate OF the said de.
ceased in tins Coz TT in purS OF Article %
Section li3 OF the Code of Public General Laws
OF zee State OF Maryland, he and the same is
hereby app. owed. to the end that payment and
distrlbu ion thereof may be then and there made
under the Courts direction and control. And il
is further ordered that notice OF the said meeting
be given by the said administrators by puhlica
ton Of this ORDER IN some newspaper printed IL
Cecil County aforesaid once week tor four sue
cesSlve weeks previous to the time fixed Tor the
said meeting. JAMES MCCAUBEN,
JAMES NJ. EVANS,
DAVID Z. DAVIS.
True copy-Test
Jan LIT X. T. LAMAR, Register.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-02-05
An improvements in the Method.

An improvements in the tIac3toi.
From The Detroit Free Press
A man sat on a salt barrel ga 1ichi.
gan Grand-ave, yesterday maxim. q great
display of eating + raw carrpt. \ small
colored boy halted in front of him,
watched the performance for while and
then said:
"NIy ladder tried dat dodge de o1dcr
day y
what dodge?
"Tryin' fur to git sympathy, but it
didn't work"
"Why?"
'kase de whiskey smells right freM de
karrut. He's tryin' onions row."
How often is the light of the household
clouded by signs OF melancholy or irrItabi.-
itv or the part of the ladies'. Yet they are
not to be blamed, for they are the result Of
ailments peculiar to that sex, which men
know not Of But the cause IN " be removed
and joy restored by the use of Or. Pieces
''Favorite Prescriptions" which, as o tuujc
aui nervine for deblitltei women, is car.
tain, safe aud pleasant. Il Is beyond all
compare the gre At healer o women.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-02-05
A GREAT
MARK DOWN
SALE!

Owing to the change i'll our 6Msi-
NESS it is necessary to have the stock
as small as possible on February Ist.
In consequence of the change, we
viii sell goods during the month Of
I.@ua,y Regardless Of NalAe.
Especially broken ines, odd bieccs,
and rndS of ra~1y4EIHg in the store
mas be sold before Ff6. Isl.
Note a few of the bargains below
: lines of French Dress Goods
maiI,rd do,ga from 81 TO 90 cts.
yard. Stripe Velveis, Velveteens,
Pushes, Skirts and Shawls must all
so in this marked down sale.
Seal Cloth Coats reduced one
third. Asttachan, Bouc'e, Or Cloth
Coats III all styles, reduced SO much
am ashamed to quote prices.
We offer you as long as they last
two cases of the best Prints at Cts.
a yard. Only one pattern allowed
a customer.
We have 100 many Il anEets
and tOmf0rtabIeS on hand and
have put prices on them to make
them so quick.
On' prices o Ftnnnels will as
toajsh you, as We are determined to
reduce The stock.
Merino Underwear for Gents, La
dies and Children, all in at closing
prices. Some of them marked down
IS per cent.
KID Gloves-some immense bar
gains. 1t will pay you to buy them
tor another season.
CORSETS.
sl.25 goods down TO SI.oo.
100 :" O. IS.
IS so.
Odd aud broken lines at z price.
If YOU don't buy goods freely Of
us this month it is not our fault.
R. L. RUSSELL,
No. 306 Market St., Wilmington, Del.
Fen. 2U-u
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-02-05
g Acres Of Land,

more or less and is situated on the North side Of
Principle creek. in the Seventh Election ID strict
OF said county, and adioins lands OF the George
p. Whitaker Company ana Parcel No. and
being also land OF which the said George Bng
Logan died seized, and is described in deed
from Esther Logan and another to George Bling
Logan. dated April D. 1857 and is now oi record
in Lib.r II. X. T., No. !. folio 555 another OF said
land record books. 1t is nearly all arabic land
and OF good natural quality.
No Contains
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09
CssAiILG> =. LJnni.ssG.

Above brand ou loft shoulder, itsnsr, firSs
1n-- err-k. i-r,-e.n Grand sni whnS Hsur..
ru..ossr- a,i.ig-.s. y. J. iihi.. H-assr. ,aia.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09
WHITE WsvGM LAM AND oA1rLs.
aOWrNNN.

4. ~ WA>kEv. .-o-r~i N.nss-rg ".
bGNbY. s~.s-iafJ AMI rssx.u .ug.r.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09


uHsAE
IIEH
HHuctIw
rr NhIts
river aud
Hue Noun
tain Garall
uuCHt
TuHEam
rami
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09
ASSOCIATION EatgI8. Icoalluued.
L!NRErG \ r'T..iCE.
A.L.LL.... -.Ln. ..-r.

dt.Htessf
Colorado
NHw. Pbs.
Euu sruak,
GurhH CO.,
Cshridn
liuresiiTgin
49,.
G.hfttlfh
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09
d. 4. PROCTOR.

Above irsnd un icf, .lic or any Iart e
,h" animal. Tar. tnarks uu'iofhi, ~
Tirh cor. iirrs- brand -amr ~ cut ~n iofi
shuuld-r. Rance. white rivrr. bstuu-n sui
phur ani rsai cru.ss. ru.iniiioo niircrs.
Ncrkpr. salan,iin.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09
BRANDS OF THE
white River Stock Growers Association

$3.50 REWA will
information will
of branding
undic
Address l.. b. irasher, Meeker.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09
uiiii,H 4. nrLLaI.

Atu1rtf "a lrf, hir. n"T.' ursn'i SIN"
a. ftsi 90 I,f sh"ut'rr. itsf. ruisrr whtr
ant fiitc IIrs'cr cfrr.. i,'5uls" a'iirv--.
vrstrr. fr3Hs
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09
THOMSON. kEH> a >cm,rrG.

Ah.v. bTpni ON lof' hit, si'ir ot shoulder.
Also own circle brand IN any raTi 81
animal. iiot.. brand Ctrei. = un irfi sboal.
Ser. i,anr,. riccanc- crc-s. t-tse-n whiia
river. rau,rhuiic and l.oan crrcs.. rosioiisc-
address. Nccs-r.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09
GAmSsGLn CATTLE 60.

Nup,- rrsnd On hl's aides. Aisa a-n
on left ,is,-. iiurs- bssni saaic
s.cu, oo lrs, ,htsb. isanFv. sosiih
russ of white river. sis-t-rrrr afi ''s.'k-i
a--A.. IS.,"sSc~ sifr.-~. M-.'4rr. Coi1Hain.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09

N'-yr t,rxns on t1;h ssisi.. iiar-.-s ifisn.,s,i
50 on i-r hip. iianF-. white river. ro.i.
Ssfscg ,stir-.-. Mr-k.r. Cuiurudn
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-09
.l,IliN a. liiI

N.5y, urn1i nu .rir hir 'sHlr rHluioi
.t9s.uH l.ft sii1. UapEss v'rsrT aui ririr.
fJ, pasn1a7r sdiir.,, Iuhn Iuis, NU,ssT,
rriufs.fs
, 1887-02-17
Territory Thursday February H.

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Iag.I!;.-b T. Port Townsend: shin Rich
aFd III. to Poi Townsend; ok Vidette
| to Port Madison; Blk Majestic to Pori
Townsend; b6tne ). NJ. Griffith to Port
Hai!ock.
Tie following vessels are due from
San Pedro: SchF Comet to Port Gam
bic; schr Peerless 10 Tacoma; schr. Hue
meme to Port Gamble; sehr. Corona to
Port Ludlow; schT. Annie Larsen to
Port Townsend; ok E!Sinorc to Port
Bake!Y.
'--'s''' % 1-'D ~ NJ = -
C.,'' "4 ier'''chS nile from O|'ll" J. uer
"a - OH e,''''''' >1r.' On -nN0'
I's'1y l'ouI i1on% NIUE p1 DN C'ap
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Dt S"ii' ! 't"n''' Il oii' i1o'"o"' A'n ''I,
" ''i'-' I''oL iio-,i 'u''ao0'o" oN
N'ii'''il-o iiolA . nA' : u"'' 81 'oD' i-''''e
~ ~ -
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---'9'-'- -
AN sup Dohe'ni"' 'Io'l Oh L i,'ilo's0'
Am blk Otago, from San Francisco.
Am ship America, from San Francisco.
Boi bk Bundaleer, from San Fran
cisco.
Am shin TboS ri. Reed from San
Fraroiso,
A., CHI, IZarraI,ao from, Coz, Pojro
Am ship Comodore, from san Fran
cisco.
Pot,1-7 rassal
Il S'i-i-s " Il l. LII '->'-Ni' D. -
Am ship VIM. ~ Campbell from San
Pedro.
Br bk Columbus from AntitoSasta.
, 1887-02-17
-lG4E SOUND SHIPPING.

's.s-a- .-rs Frida Ggarnpp. Linden
..r-.' las -.as-eI her cargo o. tea at
I.r- Moody, i. Q, and loads lumber at
Duran. ia.gc. H. g, for Austraiiq.
British ship Cry Of Qaabce, Carnage.
wh..I s4I..i from here November 6 with
1927! feet nt Lauher, arrived IN VAL
par.'-n Jan T..
IH-s o. o. Waitmrre. THOMPSON,
VIE. -a.l.I , srom here Dec. BIRD with
g5'D' Zee. { Lumber, arrived in Homo
.G.H 5an. -
i-. ba.. Eyl.lnlere, Green, sailed
From Nar-ao-t, Eng, Jan. 2Ist for this
G1s-. w. a..I--al i5ou for Seattle.
An. ship Challenger, Thompson, was
.1 a-ala in. 9.i., 5ouud to Nanaimo.
81. schr. Waiter E Rjch sailed from
Psov.u1etavu Jan. p, bound for Victor
ia. 3 {.
Ma. brig W. II. AGeyer Is chartered 10
Lad lumber at Port BlakeIy for Ka!ahui.
Bktne Planter, Perriman, which sailed
from here luHber laden November 18th
for san francisco, discharged cargo and
sailed for Honolulu, where she Was
docked and painted. She then sailed
for san Francisco with 4 cargo Of sugar.
Bark Julia Ford, Bergman, after dis
Charging 3S7 tons Of coal on Quincy
street v hGrf, sailed for San Francisco
With 32j tons Gu board
British barS Lady Bowen, RoId,
which sailed from here November 30.
lumber laden for Sydney, became dis
abled in the gale Of December J5, oh!ig-
ing her 70 put into San Frauc;sco, has
been condemned and sold for S25OO.
Ship Jermiah Thompson. lumber
laden for San Pedro, aud 5arkeutiue
Klickitat, lumber laden for Honolulu.
both detained at Port Angeles since Jan.
90 on account of healsF weather, have
been lowed 10 sea.
It is reported that the steam schooner
Leo. Capt. Lenmen, has been compelled
to pat into Vancouver fer safety, the in-
side passage, which she tcok, being too
rough for her to proceed further than
the upper end Of Vancouver Island.
This Is the second time on this voyage
that she has been compelled to seek
shelter from the heavy storms that have
prevailed of the coast in the last two
weeks.
, 1887-02-17
With Our Exchanges.

The Canadian Pacific railroad is again
open to travel and trains are running
regularly.
The senate has agreed to the house
substitute to the senate Chinese Iudem-
nifty bill.
Travel to the Ceur d'Alene region it
impeded by frozen lake and five feet of
snow. So report travellers.
The knights of Pytbias at Utsalady
have handsome posters out announcing
their grand ball on Friday evening, the
18th.
The House Committee on Territories,
it is said, will report favorably the bill
providing for Territorial form of gov
eminent for Alaska.
4 telegram has been sent by the Bar
Association Of Seattle, to Delegate Voor-
hees, requesting him to introduce bill
for a fifth Judge in this district
Exp. NJ. General Frank Hatton has
pronounced in favor Of John Sherman
for president, and says john will carry
New York against any other mau.
One of the audience tried in blind
rage to assassinate Adelini Patti at san
Francisco the other day. The singing
nust have been more than usually ex-
cruciating.
H. z. Levy, of Seattle, shipped two car
loads of salmon east the last few days,
will ship another in few days and still
another next Monday This looks hFe
business in the tish-ine.
". D. Carlisle, son OF Senator John S.
| Carlisle, of Virginia, is in Spokane Falls
and thinks OF locating. 1t is getting
! fashionable for promising sons of demo-
cratic senators to locate in Washington
Territory.
Gov Pennoyer OF Oregon has proven
s.:s littleness by vetoiug the Willamette
bridge bill because the site happens to
be jus& below a sawmill belonging TO
ihim-although there is to be a draw $50
| feet vide. Il is hoped the legislature
may pass the biIl>ever the veto.
Secretary Manning has been rendered
the presidency OF the Western National
Bank of New York, and II he accepts
will of course resign his seat In the cab
met, in which event it seems pEooable
+l.+ Hon Goo IT Psndleton NAV suc-
cecd him in the Treasury Department
Jee Pulitz-r OF the New York lForld
Knocked down an editor ramed Howard
tie ether day, who was employed by
him aud whom he had beeD paying Sl5t
week, because the latter wouldn't dc
reporters duty, But then Joe Pulitze'
is worth mint o. money, and has beer
/ 10 congress.
, 1887-02-17
The incoming Fleet.

ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN VESs ELS
FOR PUGET SOUND.
Pert Townsend Corr. Tacoma LEDGER
PoRT TOWNSEND, W. T, Fec. 9.-Fol-
lowing is list OF III vessels that are
now due and on the way from fereign
and coastwise ports TO Puget Sound and
British Columbia ports.
vEssELs FROM FOREIGN PORTS.
Am ship Carandolet, SteJson from
Liverpool
Br biz Rydaimero, Green, from Marys-
port.
Nor bk q. Tobias, Enudsen, from Mel
bourne.
Am ship Bonanza, Leach, from Mel
bourne
Br bk Alex. Duthir, CraiSan, from Mel
bourne.
Nor ship Nordstjerner, from Mel
bourne.
Swed bark Ojshar, from Melbourne.
Swed blk Wedora, from Melbourne.
Nor 5k Prospect, from Melbourne.
Swed blz Aracan, from Melbourne.
Swed bk GevaIia. from Melbourne
Swed bk Aureola, from Melbourne.
BIZ. biz Koscuisko, from Sydney.
Ger ship Salisbury, from Panama.
Br blk Freidburg, from Guaymas.
Am ok Nellie May, from Honolulu.
Am ship Mercury, from Honolulu,
Am bk Sonoma, from Honolulu.
Am bk Hope, from Honolulu.
Am blk CO. Whitmore, frot-: Homo
lulu.
Nor bk Chas. Bal, from Brist, ne,
Chinese bk Kweng Tong, fr0m San
Francisco.
Ger blk Johann, from Newcastle, via
San Francisco,
Nor b& Alert. Nielsen, from Newscas-
tie, via San Diego.
Am schr J. B. Leeds, from Mexico.
Nor biz Carl Phil, from San Diego.
Nor blk Benguela, from Melbourne.
Chill ship Pilcomayu, from Tai Tai.
Nor bk EmeIie Maria, from Shanghai.
Nor bk Rosenberg, from Shanghai.
Nor ship DR. Meter, from Auckland
Br bk Sir William Wallace, from Ia
hiti.
Nor bk India, from Sydney.
Ger ship PolymLia, from Melboune.
Chill bk Active, from Chill
Am ship Guard an, from Callao.
Nor ship Holden, from Tahiti.
from Nal
bourne.
Br ship George Thompson, from sgd
ney.
Swed bk No;denakjold. from Mel
bourne.
Br bark Premier, from Iquiqui,
Am bktne, fremont, from Tahiti.
TUtaI-A2 vessels.
VESSELS EEoM onAsTEIsE PORTS.
Blk Aureola, from San F@nci.co to
Tacoma.
Blk TempIar. tro.a san Francisco to
Il wright, from San francisco to
! icz ,,e.
r Bk .-rai.i, from san Francisco 10
'i..-rl Gnnb'e.
ship Valley Forse, from San Francis
CO 20 PJtt daGlOeS-
Ship Iyanhoe, Fom San Francisco to
Seatt.e.
/ Ship Prussia, aon San Francisco to
Port Biakely.
Bk Nonantup, FROM San Francisco tc
Port Madison.
Bktue RstFiever, from San francisco
10 Port Hal, X
! Bk Ats b, fran san Francisco tc
Port Lni' :.
BAfne -ae FaIkent..r-. from SaI
Di'so - 1'tjHasable.
70 wing vease.s are due from
san F5I peise1: Bk Z. K. Ham fer Por
Bl"keifj brig W. H Myer for Por
, 1887-02-17
The Iscgin,unr or the End.

The beginning of disease il n slight debility or
disorder Of Of he vital organs. the stomach,
the liver or the bowels usually. There are dys-
peptic symptoms. the liver Is troublesome, the
skin grows tawny and unhealthy looking. there
pains in the right side or through the right
shoulder blade The climax is often an utter
p9oSirati5n of the physical energies perhaps a
fatal i>sue, But il the difficulty is met in time
with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which Is al
ways effective as 4 remedy, and it should be re-
sorted 10 at an early stage, there will be no rea-
10 Gpprehcnd those injurious subsequent
effects upon the system often entailed by entire
ly cured diseases, Far better is IL, also, TO EN-
ploy this safe remedial agent in fever and aGue.
and other malarial complaints, than quinine and
o her potent drugs. which even when they do
prove efiectual Tor a time, ruin the stomach and
impair the general health
, 1887-02-17
Struve-ski,.ncr Race

PoRrLASD, Or. Feb. lG.-There were
II least I5g spectators at City View Park
% witness the race between II. L. Struve
IF Seattle. ADD Ed Skin ct from the
sast. Skinner took slight lead at first
lDd te.d il aEtll 81 yards was reached.
when Struve passed him rand came out
light inches ahead The referee, Wm.
Ayers. decided in favor Of Strive.
lfter the race Skinner entered pro-
rest, claiming that SfrUve at the S0th
;ard had c.bowed him from the course.
NJ stakes and bets are still in allegiance.
Unofficial time, 915 seconds.
Toward sI:C East.
LONDON, Feb. 10 Germany, accord
rng to a dispatch from Berlin, has asked
France for a formal declaration of neu-
trality in the event OF war 10 the east.
In Downing street the statement is
partly confirmed. The communication,
however, was unofficial and put IN the
Say Of q suggestion leading up to q
friendly understanding between France
an Germany. The whole situation
points to the east as tho probable first
scene of warlike operations.
EIawaIE.n Volcano.
San FRANCIsCo, Feb. lO.-Hawaiian
advices just received IN this city, state
that the volcano of Mauna Loa on the
Co--riinr Ts'nuia l. bacCminp active
The activity was resumed on tie 10th OF
last mouth. A great many earthquakes
have taken place at Hilo. The lava flow
has run q great distance in the direction
Of Eahuka Kan, and Is making its way
toward the sea
, 1887-02-17

Persons baving real estate or any
other kind of property to sell are re-
quested to send in statement of same to
the ARGUS, to be sold on commission.
All such property advertised free cost 10
owner
, 1887-02-17

Just received at Learned's auction
room; opera house building, supply of
metal poIish-the best in existence.
, 1887-02-17

Subscriptions received at Jas Jones'
for all papers and periodicals published
in the United States or Europe at pub
lisher's prises.
, 1887-02-17

LosT-A pair OF fur tipped driving
gloves. The finder will please leave
thesl at this office
, 1887-02-17
EIawa!ian Volcano.
CHURCH NOTICES.
-IcthodIst Episcopal Church.

cIcthodist Episcopal Church.
JOHN y. DENISON, PASTOR.
Services on Sunday at II a. m. and p.
m. Sunday school at 2:15 p. n.
Morning theme-"Our Love to Jesus;"
evenings theme-"A Rich Fool and his
Barnes"
Seats free; ali cordially invited.
St. IaUl-s Church
REV. c. b. CRAWFORD, NJ. A., EECToR.
There will be divine services Sunday
at II o'clock a. m. and Z 80 D. m. Sunday
school at 2 o'clock p. N.
, 1887-02-17
cahhsee Plants for sale.

TNARI.Y JERSEY wAEEFIELD AND
II early Enfield MSrSet ca bOs,s,s plants for
sale SD Cents per 400.
ianIS:Im d. Ii, CkLHOLlG-
, 1887-02-17
Seattle -Whateom Route.

The steamer w. X. NTt-rNy-fu will leay,
Seattle every sunday, Tua-ssy and ThHrsda,
evening, at O'Clock. for WhslcouI, calling al
saiady, LHconI.sr, FifaI-o, Anacvrics Guemes
SamiSh, = aiFhaven. Bel4Inahafn ;ind SVhome-
Ectu-niHg VIII leave y hat tn cve-y MsHday,
"Wednesday and Friday ey' nirSs ~ O'Clock
for seattle, calling IL intermediate points on Ihe
Way
, 1887-02-17
BORN.
WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPaRTATI1H co.
Carrying the u. s. Et1aiI.
PIT Townsend. Seattle & Tacoma Rout.

nNE OF TIE W ). Il 7. Cos - IA
" steamers (Washingtos or Ed go
Townsend and Tacoma leaving Port Townsend
CT !, p. m. and TO IchisS at PoEt Ludlow, Pou
Gamble, Port Madison and SelCtie. Returning
leave Tacoma daily upoa Arrival Of the train
from Portland.
, 1887-02-17

Latimer Il Co. have nice line of
blank books, leather bound ledgers and
Journals. Call and examine.